Destinie Lookout

Position:
Infield
Height:
5-10
Class:
Freshman
High School:
Westmoore HS
Hometown:
Oklahoma City, Okla.

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2015 (Freshman)
Played in seven games ... drove in the first two runs of her career with a two-run single at Texas Tech (3/29) ... first career hit was a triple against East Carolina (3/15) ... entered as a pinch runner and scored the first run of her career against Iowa (3/14) ... made Sooners debut against Boston (2/13)

High School
Earned four letters under head coach Jenny Rollins … as a senior, named Native American Athlete of the Month by Vype Magazine, District 4’s District Player of the Year and all-state large west … in senior season, hit .489 with nine home runs, 44 runs batted in, 45 runs scored and 31 walks, 25 of which were intentional … in the circle, went 3-2 with a 2.50 earned run average and 11 strikeouts in 36.1 innings of work… placed on all-district and all-city teams as a junior, and was named a Moore Norman Technology Center Athlete of the Week … named all-district as a sophomore … earned all-district honorable mention honors as a freshman … also earned one letter in golf and track

Travel Ball
Has played the last three years with Oklahoma Exclusive Gold out of Midwest City, Okla., under head coach Donnie Hughes

Personal
Full name is Destinie Paige Lookout … daughter of Steven and Chrissie Lookout … has one brother, DeShawn … uncle, Darrell Irvin, lettered in football at Oklahoma from 1978-79 … uncle, Tim Lookout, played football at Haskell University … father, Steven, played basketball at Oklahoma Baptist … chose OU over Oklahoma Baptist and Minnesota

Why Oklahoma?
“The campus felt very welcoming and homely. Oklahoma has a great softball program. I look forward to representing the University of Oklahoma and to help bring them another national championship home. Most of all I look forward to earning a degree.”

Coach Gasso Says:
"Destinie Lookout is a local product who will bring a lot of power. She has a very intimidating swing and never gets cheated at the plate. What I like about her in high school is that she plays third and she can pitch, so she's athletic enough to do what she needs to do to help her team win. But what she's going to be known for is an absolutely fierce bat."